- Boris Beyer
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Gwin was incredibly precise in his riding — he even grazed the wall with his shoulder. That’s what World Cup racing in a traditional Croatian village combined with the riding of Aaron Gwin looks like.
Kadefest
- Boris Beyer
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Available in two standard sizes and as a fine print.
This was the first Fest Series event I had shot, and I soon figured out it was way harder than expected. The whole day there was nothing going on because it was too windy, then at the end of the day when the sun had already gone in and the light wasn’t that good, the session finally started.
As I didn’t have any clients to shoot for, I had the freedom just to play around, so I used the 35mm and hid far away from the jumps. It turned out that I got this silhouette shot. Kade’s unique style shines — no one was getting that high and that laid over. I was pretty happy with how it came out.
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- Sven Martin
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Is there ever a bad last-light sunset in Utah? This is from a 2009 photoshoot out near Green River. The crew shot some big stunts up high and, as the sun dipped down, James Doerfling surfed the ridge back down to the RV.
- Victor Lucas
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Riding the epic Cliffs of Moher is no feat for mere mortals. A small rocky ledge, with a rock wall to one side and an empty void to the other, in places there was less than 8 inches to ride.
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- Sven Martin
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Only his second full year racing World Cups and already rocking the number three plate, Aaron Gwin charges hard in the torrential rain.
- Boris Beyer
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Les Gets downhill World Championships 2022 – what can we say? The wildest, craziest, most brilliant mountain bike race of all time. Loic Bruni takes the win in front of the home crowd,Perfectly captured by Boris Beyer.
- Sebastian Schieck
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Greg Minnaar looking tense and focused, contemplating what just happened, surrounded by an ecstatic crowd — his team, friends and family, the one life crew and the media.
- Mike Rose
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Back in 2003 4X racing was big news. It was fresh and new, and with its elbow-to-elbow dogfights it inspired flashbacks to the early days of BMX racing.
